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Freshly formatted 8TB had 56GB used??

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I just set up a new UnRaid setup, formatted my drives, and Disk 1 has 80GB used (the 21GB docker image is there), and Disk 2 has 56GB used, even though when you navigate to it, there's nothing there. I've seen other forum posts here saying that a 4TB drive has a couple gigs reserved, perhaps put there pre-allocated for directory structures or something like that. But 56GB on an 8TB is outrageous! Is there any way to fix this?

 

Thanks in advance!

Unraid lots of used space.png

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4 minutes ago, dansushi said:

But 56GB on an 8TB is outrageous!

It's normal with recent xfs drives, it uses adicional space for new functions, like reflinking.

 

 

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13 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

It's normal with recent xfs drives, it uses adicional space for new functions, like reflinking.

 

 

Is there any way to turn that off, or is it just how it is?

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2 minutes ago, dansushi said:

is it just how it is?

^This

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I did a bit more research on reflinks. It looks like when it's formatted vis XFS, there's a command happening behind the scenes with reflink=1. I would imagine that there's someway to reformat my drives with reflink=0. I lookd into this feature, and I don't think I'll need it as it's useful for VMs and I'm not going to be dealing with that.

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